Her color choices were so thoughtful, and though I tend to choose brighter colors when I buy fabrics, between what she sent and some scraps I'd gotten in a swap a year or so ago, I had a pretty good selection.

As usual, the less I thought and analyzed, the better they looked.
I couldn't resist cutting into a thrift store shirt for the mulberry plaid,

and adding in some scraps of AMH

from this project. Not quite fall colors, but close.
Amazing photos. I really like it that you used fabrics from a thrifted shirt. I really really really like how these blocks turned out. Thank you so much for blogging about them.
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